Tulane University Football Program; Tulane vs Auburn

TULANE vs. AUBURN
: 2:20 P. M.
· ·�:rULANE STADIUM
HOWARD-TILTON 􀃐􍀠 ·
MEMORIAL LIBRAR
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THE
TULANE UNIVERSITY
OF LOUISIANA
NEW ORLEANS
The University embraces the Following Departments:
The College of Arts and Sciences
The H. Sophie Newcomb College for Women
The College of Engineering
The Graduate School
The College of Law
The School of Medicine
The Graduate School of Medicine
The School of Pharmacy
The Dental Clinic
The College of Commerce and Business Administration
The Courses for Teachers
The Department of Middle American Research
The School of Social Work
The Summer Schools
For Catalogue Address:
Registrar of the Tulane University of Louisiana
Gibson Hall, New Orleans
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You don't have to learn to like them
HE brilliant, breathless "get-away"' of a star hack
bring . tlae crowd to its feet by a ("ommon impulse.
Equ􀂓􉍤dly natural and spontaneous is the re:.pousc
smoh.ers to Chesterfield's satisfying goodnes:., its
holesorne :.rnoothness.
No one \.'VCr ha􀂔􉐠 to ··al'lJuirl' .. a ta . te for Cltc,ter£idd.
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Smokers take to it:. pll'<t<>ing flavor in:.tinc·ti\·ely.
. .. And here's wh.r: Chesterfield takes the
stu·e. undeviating course to the one goal that
coulJtS in a cigarette -fragrant mild net'􀂕􉔠 and a
ripened richness, without a hint of har,bness or
irritation. l o short
MILDER and BETTER TASTE
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Roll On With The
Green Wave
And Texaco
They're Both Winners!
Road Service, Greasing,
Washing, Tire Repairing
FRERET SERVICE STATION
FRERET AT ROBERT
UPtown 6236
BARONNE AT JACKSON
JAckson 2220
Don Zimmerman, star
Tulane halfback, re­turns
punt 69 yards
for touchdown against
Miss. A. & M.
In desii{Tlm􀁫􆬠 a good motor oil and
motor fuel, brains count-Just as
Jn football. "Standard" Engineers
in the largest petroleum research
laboratory in the industry often go
into a "huddle". That's .one .or th.c
reasons why more moto􀃯􎽊Jsts '" th•s
territory use "Standard' than any
other brand.
Standard Oil Company
of Louisiana
􀁻􇬠
STANDARD
􀁒􅈠
BROADWAY
PHARMACY
JERSILD KNITTING CO.
H. C. RICHARD, Proprietor
Broadway and Maple
Neenah, Wis.
Manufacturers of
KNITTED OUTERWEAR
OF DISTINCTION
SOUVENIR TULANE FOOTBALL PROGRAM SEASON 1930
CHUCKLES
"Oscar brang me.
Who brung you?·'
"Benny sent me.
A flapper is some­times
like a golfer.
After a long drive
she takes a walk. . . . of .. .
The kind. of car
we'd like to own is
one that would carry
a couple of Austins
on davits, in case of
accident.
"j say, old thing,
may I attend your
wedding?"
In this time of de­pression
t h e B o y
Scouts help along
economy by lighting
fires without match­es.
Spalding Equipment
"Why, I'm not
even engaged. ·•
"Oh. 1 mean as
the bridegroom ...
George Bernard
Shaw says in his mer­ry
way: ''My way of
joking is to tell the
truth. That is the fun­niest
joke m the
world."
you'll find
athletic outfits
for practically
every sport
She: "Dear, I saw
the cutest little jhat
in a shop today."
Hubby: "Put it on
and let me see how
you look in it ..
.
Gloria Swanson 130 Carondelet Street
1st Tramp: "After
I had given her back
the lost purse, she
put her hand in her
p o c k e t and said:
Take this for a cup
of coffee'."
has sued the Marquis
Henri de Ia F alaise
de Ia Coudraye for
divorce. Just a ''no­ble"
experiment.
Someone has said
that before he be­e
a m e a football
coach, Knute Rockne
was a mail sorter.
It'd be easier to be­lieve
that he was a
baggage smasher.
For Economical Heating
Neola Coals
Gulf Coal & Coke Co. , Inc.
FRANK D. COSTLEY, President
Olive and Blue
2nd T r a m p :
·'What did she give
you?"
lst Tramp: "Two
lumps of sugar."
Massachusetts has
ordered miniature
golf courses out of
all public garages.
They are now put­ting
blowout patches
over the 1 8 holes.
in Flowers and Ribbons
for Sponsors and Rooters
from the Official Florists
Eichling' s Avenue Floral Co.
Phone JAckson 3170
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O'Shea Knitting Mills
==LEAD IN =====
ATHLETIC KNITTED WEAR
CJor Every Sport
2414-24 N. Sacremento Ave.--- CHICAGO
GLENNY -BUICK CO. , Inc.
822-32 Howard Avenue
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"Pride of the South"
HEADQUARTERS
Naturally you will want to make your head􀂴􋐠
quarters at the Roosevelt. Again this year as
usual it will be the headquarters for all football ac­tivities
in New Orleans.
You will like the tasteful luxury and the home­like
atrnpsphere of the Roosevelt where the tradi­tions
of Southern Hospitality are lived up to the
year 'round.
FRANKLIN MOORE, Manager.
Yli£
vosevelt-
NEW ORLEANS
uNDID
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CAPT. HARKINS
Auburn Center
SURGICAL SALES
COMPANY
Incorporated
1330 Tulane MAin 4755
We Also Play To Win
All Medical Student Supplies
Athletic Supports
F O S T E R
AWNINGS AND WINDOW SHADES
ARE DISTINCTIVE
Gas Radiant Heaters
Foster Mfg. Co.
430 Notre Dame Street
RAymond 1321
Showroom: 139 BARONNE STREET
HATFIELD
Star Auburn Halfback
SOLD IN THE
STADIUM
ENJOY THE FOOTBALL
GAMES WITH 6􀀥􂔀􀀦􂘠
rPICECREAM MAOC BY HEW ORLEANS ICE. CREAM CO.
New Orleans Ice Cream
Company
1320 to 1322 BARONNE ST.
NEW ORLEANS
DRINK
IN BOTTLES
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Southern
Conference
Play Today
Georgia's c I a s h
with the powerful
New York University
football machine at
the Polo Grounds to­day
occupies first in­terest
in Dixie foot­ball
while Alabama
and Florida, meeting
in a stadium dedica­tion
game at Gaines­ville
is another con­test
of importance.
Much attention al­so
centers here where
Tulane's great Wave
plays a greatly im­proved
and poten­tially
threatening Au­burn
team.
The Plainsmen are
coached b y Chet
Wynne, f o r m e r
Notre Dame star and
later bead coach at
Creighton. Wynne
has been bringing the
Auburn squad along
rapidly and they will
give a good account
of themselves from
now on.
Every man can't be a football "star", nor every
girl a tennis "champ"-but they CAN lead in
dress circles-IF they know where to shop-
Mayer Israel's
Where Tulane Goes For Clothes
OFFICIALS FOR TODA Y'S GAME
REFEREE-Cbeeves
UMPIRE-Henry
HEAD LINESMAN-Sullivan
FIELD JUDGE-Tyson
Colleg,e men who wear Hart
Schafner & Marx clothes can
be sure of correct styles
STEVE.NS
710 Canal Street
N o r t h Carolina
and North Carolina
State meet today at
Chapel Hill in one of
those dog-eat-dog af­fairs.
S o u t h Carolina
plays Furman, a non­conference
t e a m .
The game 1s at
Greenville.
Clemson meets V.
M. I., at Norfolk,
Virginia plays V. P.
I., at Blacksburg.
Washington and Lee
tackles Maryland at
Collc:ge Park.
Georgia Tech and
Vanderbilt meet in a
game of real interest
at Atlanta.
Mississippi A. &
M. p I a y s Hender­son-
Brown at Stark­ville.
S e w a n e e and
Chattanooga tie up
at Chattanooga.
Tennessee plays
Carson-Newman at
Knoxville. Kentucky
tangles with Duke at
Durham. Louisiana
State and Ole Miss.
play at Baton Rouge.
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Auburn Sponsors
ELLIS SAYS:
See Us For
Your Every Need
Tulane Co- Operative Book
Store
Buement, Gibson Hall
MAin 2838
Rose McCaffrey
409-10 Masonic Te10ple
Multigraphing, Mimeographing
Addressing Envelopes
.ud General Circular Work
The Green Wave Is
Using Baldwin's
Equipment
Mrs.
Mrs.
Miss
Miss
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Miss
Miss
Mrs.
Mrs.
''Bald wins''
Camp and Common
E. F. Pollard
N. A. Nail
M. Sbisa
Odette Brickell
H. c. Nixon
B. M. Hopper
E. M. St. John
J. s. Webb
Yvonne Lotz
Evelyn Kramer
H. W. Coutourie
N. c. Cur tic
JAHNCKE
SERVICE
INC.
Concrete and Building
MATERIALS
814 Howard Ave.
RAymond 2261
Hausmann, Inc.
'Ji
NEW ORLEANS" LEADING
JEWELERS
'Ji
Special Department for College
and Fraternal Jewelry
Shoes for Sports-
Day and Evening
Imperial Shoe Store
Canal and Bourbon
Largest South
SOUVENIR 1JLANE FOTBALL PROGRAM SEASON 1930
Tulane Sponsors
for Auburn Game
Mrs.R ichard Foster
Mrs. Lucian Landry
Mrs. Chas. Eshleman
Mrs. Clifford Favrot
Mrs. Douglas
Anderson
Mrs. M. j. White
P O R T E R ' S
Featuring
Style and Quality
In
Everything Men Wear
We Cordially Invite
Your Inspection
and
Patronage
Carondelet and Gravier Streets
Tulane Sponsors
for Auburn Game
Mrs. R. L. Menuet
Mrs. Blanc Monroe
Mrs. CuLhbert
Baldwin
Mrs. Algernon
Badger
Mrs. Chas.R osen
Mrs. Chas. Bloom
Ready Again in Holmes Men's Store-
The "Big Four" in Men's Suits for Fall and Winter
''Jack Bradley"
!. Tr·>u"n Prep Suit
$25
Before and After the Game
Dtne in Holmes Restaurant
"Chatfield"
!-Trousers Suit
'· \V orsted-T ex" "Io f merest"
Sutrs for Men
$J5
Suits for ,',fen
Holmes Men's Store­Use
Separate Entrance on
Bourbon St.
Holmes
N E W OR L E A N S
CANAL STREET MAin ICOO
Ready at Holmes For You
Tulane Colors in Ribbons.
Badges or Pennants
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CABIRAC-GELPI
PLUMBING & HEATING
COMPANY
H. A. Caborac Fernand J, Gelpi
PHONE RAymond 6535
CONTRACTING AND REP AIRING
636 Carondelet St., New Orleans
MEDICAL BOOKS
Students will find a full line of
Medical, Dental and Pharmaceuti­cal
books recommended by teach­ers
of Tulane University.
Tulane Belt Cars Pass Or- Door
J. A. Majors Co.
1301 Tulane Ave.
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Lester Lautenschlaeger
famous quarterback of
Tulane in 1925
Now backfield coach of
Green Wave
Dameron-Pierson Co. , Ltd.
({jJ
"Everything for your Office"
Social Engraving-Pr·i nting- Lithographing
Office Supplies
400 CAMP STREET
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GOOD MEATS
BUILD MUSCLE
Tulane Gets The Best
Selected Western Meats
PERSONAL SERVICE
Pete & Mike Mailhes
MAILHES BROS.
Jefferson Market
Gen. Pershing & Magazine
Phones: UPtown 1143-1144
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Tulane Home­Coming
Program
(Georgia-Tulane
Game, Nov. 15)
Friday Evening­Smoker
for alumni at
ew Orleans Athletic
Club.
Friday Night
Late-Bienville Roof
and night clubs.
Saturday Morning
-Student P a r a d e
-Downtown.
Saturday Morning
-Block Dance on
Audubon Street.
Noon-Box lunch­eon
at gymnasium.
( T i c k e t s, $1.00)
NOW!
The Merry Monarch of Mirth
HAROLD LLOYD
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"FEET FIRST"
Hold your breath! Harold's loose m his
riskiest comedy I
EXTRA!
JOSEPH CHERNIA VSKY
Conducting the
SAENGER GRAND ORCHESTRA
On the Stage
The First N. Y. Publix Show
''MOONBEAMS"
with
BENNY ROSS AND STAGE BAND
EDDIE LAMBERT
OTHER GREAT ACTS
SAENGER. A 'Publ/,y Theatre
HOME OF
PARAMOU:'\T PICTURES
Canal at Rampart RA. 4181
Tulane Home­Coming
Program
(Georgia-Tulane
Game, Nov. 15)
2:30 Kickoff.
A N. Goldberg
is chairman of the
Home-coming pro­gram.
Tickets for the
luncheon may be se­cured
through the
alumni office at Gib­son
Hall.
Mr. G o I d b e r g
states that all prepar­ations
are completed
lo make this the big­g
e s t Home-coming
Day in the history of
Tulane University.
ONLY THE BEST CLOVERLAND DAIRY
PRODUCTS CO., INC.
The Best and Safest Milk
GOOD DRUG STORES Phone AUdubon 11 0 1
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ALMA MATER
Sing these words as Tulane's Alma Mater is played
ll
We praise thee for thy past, 0 Alma Mater!
Thy hand hath done its work full faithfully I
The incense of thy spirit hath ascended
We praise thee for thy present, Alma Mater!
Today thy Children look to thee for bread I
Thou leadest them to dreams and actions
splendid!
And filled America from sea to seal The hunger of their soul is richly fed!
BATTERY SERVICE
ELM SERVICE STATION
Elm and Lowerline Sts.
AUTO REP AIRS-GENERA TORS
IGNITION WORK
Cars Washed, Stored and Greased
Crank Cases Drained and Refilled
E. L. MERTZWEILLER. Manager
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We praise thee for thy
future, Alma Mater!
The vista of its glory
gleameth far!
We ever shall be part of
thee, great Mother I
There thou wilt be where
e'er thy children are!
C HORUS
Olive Green and Blue, we
love thee!
Pledge we now our fealty
true
Where the trees are ever
greenest,
Where the skies are
purest blue!
Hear us now, 0 Tulane,
hear us!
As we proudly sing to
thee!
Take from us our hearts'
devotion!
Thine we are, and thine
shall bel
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Mecca Theatre
Adams near Maple Streets
Saturday, November 8th
IN THE NEXT ROOM
Sunday. November 9th
RAFFLES
Monday, November I Oth
HER MAN
Tue•day, November lith
HER MAN
Wednesday, November 12th
DAWN PATROL
Thursday. November 13th
OJ>.WN PATROL
Friday, November 14th
NIGHT WORK
"A Friendly Hotel"
MARBERC HOTEL
Canal Street's Tallest Building
Centrally Located and Near All
Principal Theatres
Opposite Southern Railway
Passenscer Station
Corner Canal and Loyola Sts.
300 ROOMS-300 BATHS
FIREPROOF
Phone WAlnut 2992
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Circulating Ice Water and Ceiling
Fans in Every Room
DON'T FORGET
The Georgia- Tulane Game
November 15
Is Tulane
Home-coming Day!
2,000
GENERAL ADMISSION TICKETS
GEORGIA-TULANE
GAME
Go on Sale
Monday at
205 St. Charles Street
$2.00
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Those Georgia
Bulldogs
The battle of the
G e o r g i a Bulldogs
and the Green Wave
of Tulane at the
Stadium next Satur­day
afternoon will be
the South's classic of
the year regardless
of what happens to
either the Greenies
or Bulldogs today.
If both should be
fortunate enough to
win today, they will
go to the gridiron
packing the Cham­pionship
wallop of
the Southern Con­ference
champion­ship
in their taped
hands and legs. A
defeat by Georgia at
New York University
would have no bear­ing
on the Bulldogs'
race for the Dixie
title. An upset at the
hands of the Plains-
Nine RAHS
for Godchaux Clothes
We're cheering these new suits
from Braeburn and Charter
House. If you're c o 11 e g e
minded and style conscious
you won't be able to resist
them. New Blues, Greys and
Browns.
All With Two Trousers
$40 $45
·􀀓􁌠 Canal near Baronne
Quarters 3 4
I TULANE .......... -...... -........ \
Auburn ............................... !
GENERAL ADMISSION
TICKETS
To Georgia-Tulane
Game
Now on Sale at
205 St. Charles Street
I
Coleman E. Adler
For
Distinctive
Jewelry
Final
men, however, would
remove Tulane.
If Tulane wins,
however, today, the
game next Saturd,ay
will in all probability
go a long way to­ward
deciding the
Southern champion­ship.
It would mean
that both Georgia
and Tulane will go
into the game as un­b
e a t e n Southern
Conference t e a m s.
Georgia only has to
win the remaining
games on its sche­dule
which includes
Alabama to win the
title while if Tulane
beats Georgia a n d
Georgia or someone
else takes Alabama
means the G r e e n
Wave beyond ques­tion
is title holder for
1930.
Every football fan
m the South will
want to be in the
stands next Saturday.
Louisiana State­Tulane
GENERAL ADMISSION
TICKETS NOW ON SALE
At 205 St. Charles Street
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Breen's Drug
Store
We carry the most complete
line of Sheaffer Pens and Pen­cils
in New Orleans.
Also Looseleaf Fillers, Binders
of all kinds, and Physicians
Bags at most reasonable prices.
Oppos􀃎􌹴te Charity Hospital
Phone MAin 9 I 7 7
Tulane Ave. at Villere
Surgical Supply
Co. , Inc.
1531 Tulane Avenue
Opposite Charity Hospital
􀃎􌸠
EVERYTHING FOR THE
INVALID'S COMFORT
􀃎􌸠
SUPPLIES FOR T H E
DOCTOR'S OFFICE
􀃎􌸠
Abdominal Supporters, Elastic
Hosiery, Trusses
Geo. J. Glover Co., Inc.
Building Construction
Whitney-Central Building
New Orleans, La.
Tulane Gymnasium
Purefied by Products of
Paramount Chemical Co.
1 036 Carondelet St.
The quality of this pro­gram
is one of the rea­sons
why hundreds of
discriminating buyers of
printing a r e having
HYATT add to the ef­ficiency
of their ideas.
6J
Years
A. W. Hyatt Stationery Mfg., Co.
== UMITE.D ==
FOUR-0-SEVEN CAMP STREET
T dephone RAymond 6 188
'1\gmelli eoal eo.
COAL AND COKE
Quality and Service Our
Motto
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Did You Know?
The first intercolleg­iate
game wass played
between Rutgers and
Princeton in 1669.
T h e hi􀃠􎁨hest score
made is 222 to 0. Geor·
􀃠􎁩ia Tech vs. Cumber·
land University. in a 45-
minute game, 191 7.
The largest number
of touchdowns in a sin­gle
􀃡􎅡arne is 3 2, Georgia
Tech vs. Cumberland.
1917.
Sewanee played five
games on five success­ive
days. defeating Tex­as,
Texas A. & M., Tu­lane,
L. S. U .. and Ole
Miss. without b e i n g
scored on, 1899.
Lon􀃢􎉥est punt. I 08
yards, by Douglas. of
Tennessee, a ga ins t
Clemson in 1902.
Longest place kick,
65 yards, by J. T. Hax·
all of Princeton vs.
Yale, 1882.
The most successful
consecutive trials for
goal. 16, by James
Preas of Georgia T cch
vs. Cumberland, 1917.
Most difficult angle of
successful goal for point
after touchdown, made
by Orville Overall of
California vs. Stanford.
1903. Made from 20
yard line within I yard
of right side line, tying
the score.
Albert Mackie Co.,
Incorporated
Distributors of
Quality Food Products
Especially for
Colleges, Universities and
Institutions
Georgia Bulldogs
vs.
Tulane's Green Wave
The Classic of the Season
Tulane Stadium, November 15
Tickets
Now on Sale
205 St. C harles Street
Mail orders with money order or
draft filled promptly.
PRICES: $2, $2.50 and $3.00
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TRlCOU SAYS:
ClOTHING AND FURNISHJNGS
FOR STUDENTS
Suiu-Hats-O'Coats
So¥-Pajamas
t!!,;icou
Embhshed 1567
MEN'S FURNISHfNGS
738 GRA VIER ST.
NEW ORLEANS,LA.
Phone. !'-bin 1451
AlBERT de BEN
Next to Stock Exchange
Did You Know?
Longest drop kick by
P. J. O'Shea of Wis­consin
vs. Northwestern,
1908, from 62-yard line.
Wet ball and field. Mark
Payne of Dakota Wes­leyan
and George Gipp
of Notre Dame Fresh
both made 63 yards, but
O'Shea's performance
deserves highest rank­ing
.
Five FJeld goals were
made by B. W. Trafford
of Harvard vs. Cornell
in 1890. Charles Brick­ley
of Harvard vs. Yale
repeated the perform­ance
in I 9 I 3.
Longest run from
scrimmage m a d e b y
Willis Terry of Yale vs.
Wesleyan, 115 yards.
Most touchdowns in
one season made by Jim
Thorpe of Carlisle In­dians.
25 in 191 2. scor­ing
198 points.
Grange made 4 touch­downs
in I 2 minutes,
Illinois vs. Michi􀃠􎁡an in
1924.
That Vic Halli)l:an
was chosen all-American
tackle by an easlern
writer a year after he
graduated from Nebras·
ka. It seems that the
stories of his ability
were just beginning to
filter thru to the east.
J'i􀁐􅁴t􀁑􅅴te>tN
SERVICE STORES, INC.
TWO MASTER ST A TJONS
55 7 N. Rampart Sreet
MAin 4157
1768 St. Charles Avenue
RAymond 415 7
One Step Service
L. F. GANARD, Mgr.
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THE ELITE DEUCA TESSEN
7828 Spruce CATERERS WAI. 7677
LICCIARDI'S RESTAURANT
7538 Maple WAlnut 9245
DANCE and DINE
Wednesday - Friday - Saturday
AUdubon 9496
NOLA LAUNDRY, INC.
3rd at Broad JAckson 2287
. . . . .
UPTON SHOE RENURY
7501 Maple Shoe Repair WAI. 1169
FRIENDLY FIVE SHOES
FERN SERVICE STATION
Fern at Hickory Walnut 2871
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University Drive Yourself
Haase's 8119 Oak ' Freret at Lowerline WAlnut 1197
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CHAS. A. STAIR M. LASKER
UNIVERSITY CLEANERS
1011 Lower line WAlnut 2151
CARROLLTON'S FLORIST
Grunewald Chopin WAlnut 7492
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THE CREEN WAVE EATS
HOLSUM BREAD
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EUGENE DIETZGEN CO.
ORA WING MATERIALS
CIRE'S PHARMACY
HUI·st and Webster UPtown 0106
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t Dr. V. Li Rocchi-V eterinarian
2820 S. Claiborne JAckson 1996
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RADIO SHOPPE, INC.
' 1338 Carrollton W AI nut 1828-29
SIDNEY J. GONZALES
STAIR=LASKER MOTORS, INC.
SALES F O R D SERVICE

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TULANE vs. AUBURN
: 2:20 P. M.
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HOWARD-TILTON 􀃐􍀠 ·
MEMORIAL LIBRAR
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THE
TULANE UNIVERSITY
OF LOUISIANA
NEW ORLEANS
The University embraces the Following Departments:
The College of Arts and Sciences
The H. Sophie Newcomb College for Women
The College of Engineering
The Graduate School
The College of Law
The School of Medicine
The Graduate School of Medicine
The School of Pharmacy
The Dental Clinic
The College of Commerce and Business Administration
The Courses for Teachers
The Department of Middle American Research
The School of Social Work
The Summer Schools
For Catalogue Address:
Registrar of the Tulane University of Louisiana
Gibson Hall, New Orleans
SOUVENIR 1JLANE FOTBALL PROGRAM SEASON 1930
You don't have to learn to like them
HE brilliant, breathless "get-away"' of a star hack
bring . tlae crowd to its feet by a ("ommon impulse.
Equ􀂓􉍤dly natural and spontaneous is the re:.pousc
smoh.ers to Chesterfield's satisfying goodnes:., its
holesorne :.rnoothness.
No one \.'VCr ha􀂔􉐠 to ··al'lJuirl' .. a ta . te for Cltc,ter£idd.
I
Smokers take to it:. pll'ing flavor in:.tinc·ti\·ely.
. .. And here's wh.r: Chesterfield takes the
stu·e. undeviating course to the one goal that
coulJtS in a cigarette -fragrant mild net'􀂕􉔠 and a
ripened richness, without a hint of har,bness or
irritation. l o short
MILDER and BETTER TASTE
hesterfield
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Roll On With The
Green Wave
And Texaco
They're Both Winners!
Road Service, Greasing,
Washing, Tire Repairing
FRERET SERVICE STATION
FRERET AT ROBERT
UPtown 6236
BARONNE AT JACKSON
JAckson 2220
Don Zimmerman, star
Tulane halfback, re­turns
punt 69 yards
for touchdown against
Miss. A. & M.
In desii{Tlm􀁫􆬠 a good motor oil and
motor fuel, brains count-Just as
Jn football. "Standard" Engineers
in the largest petroleum research
laboratory in the industry often go
into a "huddle". That's .one .or th.c
reasons why more moto􀃯􎽊Jsts '" th•s
territory use "Standard' than any
other brand.
Standard Oil Company
of Louisiana
􀁻􇬠
STANDARD
􀁒􅈠
BROADWAY
PHARMACY
JERSILD KNITTING CO.
H. C. RICHARD, Proprietor
Broadway and Maple
Neenah, Wis.
Manufacturers of
KNITTED OUTERWEAR
OF DISTINCTION
SOUVENIR TULANE FOOTBALL PROGRAM SEASON 1930
CHUCKLES
"Oscar brang me.
Who brung you?·'
"Benny sent me.
A flapper is some­times
like a golfer.
After a long drive
she takes a walk. . . . of .. .
The kind. of car
we'd like to own is
one that would carry
a couple of Austins
on davits, in case of
accident.
"j say, old thing,
may I attend your
wedding?"
In this time of de­pression
t h e B o y
Scouts help along
economy by lighting
fires without match­es.
Spalding Equipment
"Why, I'm not
even engaged. ·•
"Oh. 1 mean as
the bridegroom ...
George Bernard
Shaw says in his mer­ry
way: ''My way of
joking is to tell the
truth. That is the fun­niest
joke m the
world."
you'll find
athletic outfits
for practically
every sport
She: "Dear, I saw
the cutest little jhat
in a shop today."
Hubby: "Put it on
and let me see how
you look in it ..
.
Gloria Swanson 130 Carondelet Street
1st Tramp: "After
I had given her back
the lost purse, she
put her hand in her
p o c k e t and said:
Take this for a cup
of coffee'."
has sued the Marquis
Henri de Ia F alaise
de Ia Coudraye for
divorce. Just a ''no­ble"
experiment.
Someone has said
that before he be­e
a m e a football
coach, Knute Rockne
was a mail sorter.
It'd be easier to be­lieve
that he was a
baggage smasher.
For Economical Heating
Neola Coals
Gulf Coal & Coke Co. , Inc.
FRANK D. COSTLEY, President
Olive and Blue
2nd T r a m p :
·'What did she give
you?"
lst Tramp: "Two
lumps of sugar."
Massachusetts has
ordered miniature
golf courses out of
all public garages.
They are now put­ting
blowout patches
over the 1 8 holes.
in Flowers and Ribbons
for Sponsors and Rooters
from the Official Florists
Eichling' s Avenue Floral Co.
Phone JAckson 3170
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O'Shea Knitting Mills
==LEAD IN =====
ATHLETIC KNITTED WEAR
CJor Every Sport
2414-24 N. Sacremento Ave.--- CHICAGO
GLENNY -BUICK CO. , Inc.
822-32 Howard Avenue
SOUVENIR TULANE FOTBALL PROGRAM SEASON 1930
"Pride of the South"
HEADQUARTERS
Naturally you will want to make your head􀂴􋐠
quarters at the Roosevelt. Again this year as
usual it will be the headquarters for all football ac­tivities
in New Orleans.
You will like the tasteful luxury and the home­like
atrnpsphere of the Roosevelt where the tradi­tions
of Southern Hospitality are lived up to the
year 'round.
FRANKLIN MOORE, Manager.
Yli£
vosevelt-
NEW ORLEANS
uNDID
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CAPT. HARKINS
Auburn Center
SURGICAL SALES
COMPANY
Incorporated
1330 Tulane MAin 4755
We Also Play To Win
All Medical Student Supplies
Athletic Supports
F O S T E R
AWNINGS AND WINDOW SHADES
ARE DISTINCTIVE
Gas Radiant Heaters
Foster Mfg. Co.
430 Notre Dame Street
RAymond 1321
Showroom: 139 BARONNE STREET
HATFIELD
Star Auburn Halfback
SOLD IN THE
STADIUM
ENJOY THE FOOTBALL
GAMES WITH 6􀀥􂔀􀀦􂘠
rPICECREAM MAOC BY HEW ORLEANS ICE. CREAM CO.
New Orleans Ice Cream
Company
1320 to 1322 BARONNE ST.
NEW ORLEANS
DRINK
IN BOTTLES
SOUVENIR TULANE FOOTBALL PROGRAM SEASON 1930
Southern
Conference
Play Today
Georgia's c I a s h
with the powerful
New York University
football machine at
the Polo Grounds to­day
occupies first in­terest
in Dixie foot­ball
while Alabama
and Florida, meeting
in a stadium dedica­tion
game at Gaines­ville
is another con­test
of importance.
Much attention al­so
centers here where
Tulane's great Wave
plays a greatly im­proved
and poten­tially
threatening Au­burn
team.
The Plainsmen are
coached b y Chet
Wynne, f o r m e r
Notre Dame star and
later bead coach at
Creighton. Wynne
has been bringing the
Auburn squad along
rapidly and they will
give a good account
of themselves from
now on.
Every man can't be a football "star", nor every
girl a tennis "champ"-but they CAN lead in
dress circles-IF they know where to shop-
Mayer Israel's
Where Tulane Goes For Clothes
OFFICIALS FOR TODA Y'S GAME
REFEREE-Cbeeves
UMPIRE-Henry
HEAD LINESMAN-Sullivan
FIELD JUDGE-Tyson
Colleg,e men who wear Hart
Schafner & Marx clothes can
be sure of correct styles
STEVE.NS
710 Canal Street
N o r t h Carolina
and North Carolina
State meet today at
Chapel Hill in one of
those dog-eat-dog af­fairs.
S o u t h Carolina
plays Furman, a non­conference
t e a m .
The game 1s at
Greenville.
Clemson meets V.
M. I., at Norfolk,
Virginia plays V. P.
I., at Blacksburg.
Washington and Lee
tackles Maryland at
Collc:ge Park.
Georgia Tech and
Vanderbilt meet in a
game of real interest
at Atlanta.
Mississippi A. &
M. p I a y s Hender­son-
Brown at Stark­ville.
S e w a n e e and
Chattanooga tie up
at Chattanooga.
Tennessee plays
Carson-Newman at
Knoxville. Kentucky
tangles with Duke at
Durham. Louisiana
State and Ole Miss.
play at Baton Rouge.
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Auburn Sponsors
ELLIS SAYS:
See Us For
Your Every Need
Tulane Co- Operative Book
Store
Buement, Gibson Hall
MAin 2838
Rose McCaffrey
409-10 Masonic Te10ple
Multigraphing, Mimeographing
Addressing Envelopes
.ud General Circular Work
The Green Wave Is
Using Baldwin's
Equipment
Mrs.
Mrs.
Miss
Miss
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Miss
Miss
Mrs.
Mrs.
''Bald wins''
Camp and Common
E. F. Pollard
N. A. Nail
M. Sbisa
Odette Brickell
H. c. Nixon
B. M. Hopper
E. M. St. John
J. s. Webb
Yvonne Lotz
Evelyn Kramer
H. W. Coutourie
N. c. Cur tic
JAHNCKE
SERVICE
INC.
Concrete and Building
MATERIALS
814 Howard Ave.
RAymond 2261
Hausmann, Inc.
'Ji
NEW ORLEANS" LEADING
JEWELERS
'Ji
Special Department for College
and Fraternal Jewelry
Shoes for Sports-
Day and Evening
Imperial Shoe Store
Canal and Bourbon
Largest South
SOUVENIR 1JLANE FOTBALL PROGRAM SEASON 1930
Tulane Sponsors
for Auburn Game
Mrs.R ichard Foster
Mrs. Lucian Landry
Mrs. Chas. Eshleman
Mrs. Clifford Favrot
Mrs. Douglas
Anderson
Mrs. M. j. White
P O R T E R ' S
Featuring
Style and Quality
In
Everything Men Wear
We Cordially Invite
Your Inspection
and
Patronage
Carondelet and Gravier Streets
Tulane Sponsors
for Auburn Game
Mrs. R. L. Menuet
Mrs. Blanc Monroe
Mrs. CuLhbert
Baldwin
Mrs. Algernon
Badger
Mrs. Chas.R osen
Mrs. Chas. Bloom
Ready Again in Holmes Men's Store-
The "Big Four" in Men's Suits for Fall and Winter
''Jack Bradley"
!. Tr·>u"n Prep Suit
$25
Before and After the Game
Dtne in Holmes Restaurant
"Chatfield"
!-Trousers Suit
'· \V orsted-T ex" "Io f merest"
Sutrs for Men
$J5
Suits for ,',fen
Holmes Men's Store­Use
Separate Entrance on
Bourbon St.
Holmes
N E W OR L E A N S
CANAL STREET MAin ICOO
Ready at Holmes For You
Tulane Colors in Ribbons.
Badges or Pennants
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SOUVENIR TULANE FOTBALL PROGRAM SEASON 't 930
CABIRAC-GELPI
PLUMBING & HEATING
COMPANY
H. A. Caborac Fernand J, Gelpi
PHONE RAymond 6535
CONTRACTING AND REP AIRING
636 Carondelet St., New Orleans
MEDICAL BOOKS
Students will find a full line of
Medical, Dental and Pharmaceuti­cal
books recommended by teach­ers
of Tulane University.
Tulane Belt Cars Pass Or- Door
J. A. Majors Co.
1301 Tulane Ave.
.. It • • • •
Lester Lautenschlaeger
famous quarterback of
Tulane in 1925
Now backfield coach of
Green Wave
Dameron-Pierson Co. , Ltd.
({jJ
"Everything for your Office"
Social Engraving-Pr·i nting- Lithographing
Office Supplies
400 CAMP STREET
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GOOD MEATS
BUILD MUSCLE
Tulane Gets The Best
Selected Western Meats
PERSONAL SERVICE
Pete & Mike Mailhes
MAILHES BROS.
Jefferson Market
Gen. Pershing & Magazine
Phones: UPtown 1143-1144
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SOUVENIR TUL􀁝􅵎NE FOTBALL PROGRAM SEASON 1930
Tulane Home­Coming
Program
(Georgia-Tulane
Game, Nov. 15)
Friday Evening­Smoker
for alumni at
ew Orleans Athletic
Club.
Friday Night
Late-Bienville Roof
and night clubs.
Saturday Morning
-Student P a r a d e
-Downtown.
Saturday Morning
-Block Dance on
Audubon Street.
Noon-Box lunch­eon
at gymnasium.
( T i c k e t s, $1.00)
NOW!
The Merry Monarch of Mirth
HAROLD LLOYD
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"FEET FIRST"
Hold your breath! Harold's loose m his
riskiest comedy I
EXTRA!
JOSEPH CHERNIA VSKY
Conducting the
SAENGER GRAND ORCHESTRA
On the Stage
The First N. Y. Publix Show
''MOONBEAMS"
with
BENNY ROSS AND STAGE BAND
EDDIE LAMBERT
OTHER GREAT ACTS
SAENGER. A 'Publ/,y Theatre
HOME OF
PARAMOU:'\T PICTURES
Canal at Rampart RA. 4181
Tulane Home­Coming
Program
(Georgia-Tulane
Game, Nov. 15)
2:30 Kickoff.
A N. Goldberg
is chairman of the
Home-coming pro­gram.
Tickets for the
luncheon may be se­cured
through the
alumni office at Gib­son
Hall.
Mr. G o I d b e r g
states that all prepar­ations
are completed
lo make this the big­g
e s t Home-coming
Day in the history of
Tulane University.
ONLY THE BEST CLOVERLAND DAIRY
PRODUCTS CO., INC.
The Best and Safest Milk
GOOD DRUG STORES Phone AUdubon 11 0 1
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ALMA MATER
Sing these words as Tulane's Alma Mater is played
ll
We praise thee for thy past, 0 Alma Mater!
Thy hand hath done its work full faithfully I
The incense of thy spirit hath ascended
We praise thee for thy present, Alma Mater!
Today thy Children look to thee for bread I
Thou leadest them to dreams and actions
splendid!
And filled America from sea to seal The hunger of their soul is richly fed!
BATTERY SERVICE
ELM SERVICE STATION
Elm and Lowerline Sts.
AUTO REP AIRS-GENERA TORS
IGNITION WORK
Cars Washed, Stored and Greased
Crank Cases Drained and Refilled
E. L. MERTZWEILLER. Manager
I
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•
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We praise thee for thy
future, Alma Mater!
The vista of its glory
gleameth far!
We ever shall be part of
thee, great Mother I
There thou wilt be where
e'er thy children are!
C HORUS
Olive Green and Blue, we
love thee!
Pledge we now our fealty
true
Where the trees are ever
greenest,
Where the skies are
purest blue!
Hear us now, 0 Tulane,
hear us!
As we proudly sing to
thee!
Take from us our hearts'
devotion!
Thine we are, and thine
shall bel
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Mecca Theatre
Adams near Maple Streets
Saturday, November 8th
IN THE NEXT ROOM
Sunday. November 9th
RAFFLES
Monday, November I Oth
HER MAN
Tue•day, November lith
HER MAN
Wednesday, November 12th
DAWN PATROL
Thursday. November 13th
OJ>.WN PATROL
Friday, November 14th
NIGHT WORK
"A Friendly Hotel"
MARBERC HOTEL
Canal Street's Tallest Building
Centrally Located and Near All
Principal Theatres
Opposite Southern Railway
Passenscer Station
Corner Canal and Loyola Sts.
300 ROOMS-300 BATHS
FIREPROOF
Phone WAlnut 2992
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Circulating Ice Water and Ceiling
Fans in Every Room
DON'T FORGET
The Georgia- Tulane Game
November 15
Is Tulane
Home-coming Day!
2,000
GENERAL ADMISSION TICKETS
GEORGIA-TULANE
GAME
Go on Sale
Monday at
205 St. Charles Street
$2.00
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SOUVENIR TULANE FOTBALL PROGRAM SEASON 1930
Those Georgia
Bulldogs
The battle of the
G e o r g i a Bulldogs
and the Green Wave
of Tulane at the
Stadium next Satur­day
afternoon will be
the South's classic of
the year regardless
of what happens to
either the Greenies
or Bulldogs today.
If both should be
fortunate enough to
win today, they will
go to the gridiron
packing the Cham­pionship
wallop of
the Southern Con­ference
champion­ship
in their taped
hands and legs. A
defeat by Georgia at
New York University
would have no bear­ing
on the Bulldogs'
race for the Dixie
title. An upset at the
hands of the Plains-
Nine RAHS
for Godchaux Clothes
We're cheering these new suits
from Braeburn and Charter
House. If you're c o 11 e g e
minded and style conscious
you won't be able to resist
them. New Blues, Greys and
Browns.
All With Two Trousers
$40 $45
·􀀓􁌠 Canal near Baronne
Quarters 3 4
I TULANE .......... -...... -........ \
Auburn ............................... !
GENERAL ADMISSION
TICKETS
To Georgia-Tulane
Game
Now on Sale at
205 St. Charles Street
I
Coleman E. Adler
For
Distinctive
Jewelry
Final
men, however, would
remove Tulane.
If Tulane wins,
however, today, the
game next Saturd,ay
will in all probability
go a long way to­ward
deciding the
Southern champion­ship.
It would mean
that both Georgia
and Tulane will go
into the game as un­b
e a t e n Southern
Conference t e a m s.
Georgia only has to
win the remaining
games on its sche­dule
which includes
Alabama to win the
title while if Tulane
beats Georgia a n d
Georgia or someone
else takes Alabama
means the G r e e n
Wave beyond ques­tion
is title holder for
1930.
Every football fan
m the South will
want to be in the
stands next Saturday.
Louisiana State­Tulane
GENERAL ADMISSION
TICKETS NOW ON SALE
At 205 St. Charles Street
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Breen's Drug
Store
We carry the most complete
line of Sheaffer Pens and Pen­cils
in New Orleans.
Also Looseleaf Fillers, Binders
of all kinds, and Physicians
Bags at most reasonable prices.
Oppos􀃎􌹴te Charity Hospital
Phone MAin 9 I 7 7
Tulane Ave. at Villere
Surgical Supply
Co. , Inc.
1531 Tulane Avenue
Opposite Charity Hospital
􀃎􌸠
EVERYTHING FOR THE
INVALID'S COMFORT
􀃎􌸠
SUPPLIES FOR T H E
DOCTOR'S OFFICE
􀃎􌸠
Abdominal Supporters, Elastic
Hosiery, Trusses
Geo. J. Glover Co., Inc.
Building Construction
Whitney-Central Building
New Orleans, La.
Tulane Gymnasium
Purefied by Products of
Paramount Chemical Co.
1 036 Carondelet St.
The quality of this pro­gram
is one of the rea­sons
why hundreds of
discriminating buyers of
printing a r e having
HYATT add to the ef­ficiency
of their ideas.
6J
Years
A. W. Hyatt Stationery Mfg., Co.
== UMITE.D ==
FOUR-0-SEVEN CAMP STREET
T dephone RAymond 6 188
'1\gmelli eoal eo.
COAL AND COKE
Quality and Service Our
Motto
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SOUVENIR TULANE FOTBALL PROGRAM SEASON 1930
Did You Know?
The first intercolleg­iate
game wass played
between Rutgers and
Princeton in 1669.
T h e hi􀃠􎁨hest score
made is 222 to 0. Geor·
􀃠􎁩ia Tech vs. Cumber·
land University. in a 45-
minute game, 191 7.
The largest number
of touchdowns in a sin­gle
􀃡􎅡arne is 3 2, Georgia
Tech vs. Cumberland.
1917.
Sewanee played five
games on five success­ive
days. defeating Tex­as,
Texas A. & M., Tu­lane,
L. S. U .. and Ole
Miss. without b e i n g
scored on, 1899.
Lon􀃢􎉥est punt. I 08
yards, by Douglas. of
Tennessee, a ga ins t
Clemson in 1902.
Longest place kick,
65 yards, by J. T. Hax·
all of Princeton vs.
Yale, 1882.
The most successful
consecutive trials for
goal. 16, by James
Preas of Georgia T cch
vs. Cumberland, 1917.
Most difficult angle of
successful goal for point
after touchdown, made
by Orville Overall of
California vs. Stanford.
1903. Made from 20
yard line within I yard
of right side line, tying
the score.
Albert Mackie Co.,
Incorporated
Distributors of
Quality Food Products
Especially for
Colleges, Universities and
Institutions
Georgia Bulldogs
vs.
Tulane's Green Wave
The Classic of the Season
Tulane Stadium, November 15
Tickets
Now on Sale
205 St. C harles Street
Mail orders with money order or
draft filled promptly.
PRICES: $2, $2.50 and $3.00
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TRlCOU SAYS:
ClOTHING AND FURNISHJNGS
FOR STUDENTS
Suiu-Hats-O'Coats
So¥-Pajamas
t!!,;icou
Embhshed 1567
MEN'S FURNISHfNGS
738 GRA VIER ST.
NEW ORLEANS,LA.
Phone. !'-bin 1451
AlBERT de BEN
Next to Stock Exchange
Did You Know?
Longest drop kick by
P. J. O'Shea of Wis­consin
vs. Northwestern,
1908, from 62-yard line.
Wet ball and field. Mark
Payne of Dakota Wes­leyan
and George Gipp
of Notre Dame Fresh
both made 63 yards, but
O'Shea's performance
deserves highest rank­ing
.
Five FJeld goals were
made by B. W. Trafford
of Harvard vs. Cornell
in 1890. Charles Brick­ley
of Harvard vs. Yale
repeated the perform­ance
in I 9 I 3.
Longest run from
scrimmage m a d e b y
Willis Terry of Yale vs.
Wesleyan, 115 yards.
Most touchdowns in
one season made by Jim
Thorpe of Carlisle In­dians.
25 in 191 2. scor­ing
198 points.
Grange made 4 touch­downs
in I 2 minutes,
Illinois vs. Michi􀃠􎁡an in
1924.
That Vic Halli)l:an
was chosen all-American
tackle by an easlern
writer a year after he
graduated from Nebras·
ka. It seems that the
stories of his ability
were just beginning to
filter thru to the east.
J'i􀁐􅁴t􀁑􅅴te>tN
SERVICE STORES, INC.
TWO MASTER ST A TJONS
55 7 N. Rampart Sreet
MAin 4157
1768 St. Charles Avenue
RAymond 415 7
One Step Service
L. F. GANARD, Mgr.
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THE ELITE DEUCA TESSEN
7828 Spruce CATERERS WAI. 7677
LICCIARDI'S RESTAURANT
7538 Maple WAlnut 9245
DANCE and DINE
Wednesday - Friday - Saturday
AUdubon 9496
NOLA LAUNDRY, INC.
3rd at Broad JAckson 2287
. . . . .
UPTON SHOE RENURY
7501 Maple Shoe Repair WAI. 1169
FRIENDLY FIVE SHOES
FERN SERVICE STATION
Fern at Hickory Walnut 2871
• • • • Jl.
University Drive Yourself
Haase's 8119 Oak ' Freret at Lowerline WAlnut 1197
. . . . ..
CHAS. A. STAIR M. LASKER
UNIVERSITY CLEANERS
1011 Lower line WAlnut 2151
CARROLLTON'S FLORIST
Grunewald Chopin WAlnut 7492
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THE CREEN WAVE EATS
HOLSUM BREAD
. Jf. • • •
EUGENE DIETZGEN CO.
ORA WING MATERIALS
CIRE'S PHARMACY
HUI·st and Webster UPtown 0106
. • • • ¥
t Dr. V. Li Rocchi-V eterinarian
2820 S. Claiborne JAckson 1996
.. . . . .
RADIO SHOPPE, INC.
' 1338 Carrollton W AI nut 1828-29
SIDNEY J. GONZALES
STAIR=LASKER MOTORS, INC.
SALES F O R D SERVICE